Architecture Australia, September 1999
Architecture AustraliaProvocative, informative and engaging discussion of the best built works and the issues and events that matter.
Provocative, informative and engaging discussion of the best built works and the issues and events that matter.
Every week around Australia, dozens of projects from state and local governments are released for expressions of interest. Hundreds of consultants in design professions put …
Right Major arrival vista from the campus ring road, looking south.Fibre OpticsPhotography by John Gollings. Text by Philip Goad.Campus architecture in Victoria takes new turns …
Right Veil of Trees sculpture walk installation at Mrs Macquaries Chair, by Janet Laurence with Jisuk Han. Photo by Brett Boardman. Report by Helen Lochhead.After …
On a hill above the west Victorian harbour of Apollo Bay, Melbourne’s Kerstin Thompson delivers a new Australian hybrid to the architectural history of the villa and a resonant container for future lives.
Sydney exhibits its Olympics 2000 architecture at an exhibition in London this September — with most of the venues completed or nearly built one year before the Games.
Melbourne’s Commonwealth Law Courts revives Australia’s recently flagging genre of institutional high-rises with sleek and complex tapestry curtains to an L composition conceived by Paul Katsieris of Hassell.
All the RAIA state awards, leading up to the nationals in Melbourne on October 15.AWARDS REPORT This years RAIA Awards program is generating more controversy …
Right Wolf Prix in workshop mode. Prix, Boyer, Perella, Yeang, Acconci: UNSWs Flashpoint 99 student conference drew international stars and hundreds of workshoppers to Sydney …
Right New Zealands Anzac memorial for Canberra: one of two bronze arches symbolising the handles of a Maori flax basket carrying interests shared across the …
POLAND: BANK SLASKIDenton Corker Marshall has begun constructing a two-phase headquarters for Bank Slaski SA in Kratowice, Poland. Stage 1 comprises a 10-floor executive tower …
Noting new books at Architext AUSTRAL EDEN: 200 YEARS OF AUSTRALIAN ARCHITECTURE Patrick Bingham-Hall, Watermark Press, $55. Maybe magazines should ask articulate photographers to write …